Spanish American War
The date that the U.S. Congress declared war on Spain
April 25, 1898
The year the New Deal was introduced
1933
An American U2 spy plane discovered _____ _____ _____ on Cuba on October 14, 1962
Soviet nuclear missiles
The year the women's suffrage parade took place
1913
The name of the grape strike of 1965
The Delano Grape Strike
They wanted independance from Spain which was one of the main causes of the war.
Cuba wanted independance from Spain.
The New Deal focused on the 3 R's, they represent...
Relief, Recovery, and Reform
The Cuban Missile Crisis was considered the "hottest" point of this war
The Cold War
The political movement created by the late 19th century to protest against suffrage and the Women's Rights Movement.
The Anti-Suffragism Movement
Grape growers were protesting because
of years of poor pay and farming conditions
After the war, the United States received the (1)______, and (2)_____ ____. While (3)______ became independent.
Short term effects of the New Deal
People suffering from the Great Depression lives improved.
The US removed the missiles from _____ which were pointed at the USSR in result of an agreement
Turkey
The number of women emplyed increased from 2.6 million to this number after the Women's Rights Movement
7.8 million
Results of the boycotting
pay raises, health-care benefits, and safety protections from pesticides
The war ended _____ _______ ____ in the Americas
Spanish colonial rule
Lasting Impact
saved capitalism and restored people's faith in the American economic system and in America overall
The closest the world has gotten to war between the US and the ____.
USSR
Women gained the right to (1)____. It also got the passage of the (2)___ Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
(1) vote (2) 19th
Lasting impact
A collective bargaining agreement
Considered the "hero" of the Spanish American War
Theodore Roosevelt
Who the New Deal was organized by
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
The key political leaders in the Cuban missile crisis
John F. Kennedy, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, and Prime Minister of Cuba Fidel Castro
Three founders of the movement
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and Lucretia Mott
The strike was organized by
Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee